Dynamic language translation of web site content
Methods, systems, and computer readable medium for providing translated web content with translated URLs. A request is received content in a second language translated from content in a first language. The content in the first language is obtained from the first Internet source. One or more links are identified from the content in the first language. Each original URL is divided into one or more translatable URL components in the first language. Whether the one or more translatable URL components in each original URL have been previously translated into the second language and stored as translated URL components is determined. If there is at least one translatable URL component previously translated and stored as a corresponding translated URL component, a translated URL in the second language for each original URL is generated. The content in the second language with translated URLs is created.
1. A method implemented on a computer having at least one processor, storage, and communication platform for updating URLs, comprising the steps of:
accessing from an Internet source, via a publicly available network path, content of a webpage in a first language represented by an original URL;
identifying one or more search engine relevant elements present in the content of the webpage in the first language;
receiving a translation in the second language of at least one of the identified one or more search engine relevant elements;
converting the translation into a URL friendly format to generate a search engine optimized path;
incorporating the search engine optimized path into the original URL to generate an updated URL representing a webpage in the second language corresponding to the webpage in the first language; and
storing the updated URL in association with the original URL to represent the webpage in the second language corresponding to the webpage in the first language.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the translation is via human translation aided by machine translation.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the translation is via machine translation edited by a human translator.
4. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the one or more search engine relevant elements are identified from at least one of:
a title of the content in the first language,
a meta-description associated with the content in the first language,
a tag used to code the content in the first language,
words appearing in the content in the first language, and
a combination thereof.
5. A method implemented on a computer having at least one processor, storage, and communication platform for updating URLs, comprising the steps of:
accessing from an Internet source, via a publicly available network path, content of a webpage in a first language represented by an original URL;
identifying one or more search engine relevant elements present in the content of the webpage in the first language;
receiving a translation in the second language of at least one of the identified one or more search engine relevant elements;
converting the translation into a URL friendly format to generate a search engine optimized path;
incorporating the search engine optimized path into the original URL to generate an updated URL representing a webpage in the second language corresponding to the webpage in the first language;
applying the updated URL to represent the webpage in the second language corresponding to the webpage in the first language to facilitate Internet search, and
storing the updated URL in association with the original URL.
6. The method according to claim 5 , wherein one or more search engine relevant elements are identified from at least one of:
a title of the content in the first language,
a meta-description associated with the content in the first language,
a tag used to code the content in the first language,
words appearing in the content in the first language, and
a combination thereof.
7. The method of claim 5 , wherein the step of storing comprises the steps of:
generating an identification to be used to uniquely associate the updated URL with the original URL;
inserting the identification into the updated URL; and
saving the original URL with the identification for future retrieval.